Investment Fund · Cayman → Zug
"His LPs required Swiss substance before the second close. He had 6 weeks."
James manages a digital assets fund structured in Cayman. His institutional LPs — two Swiss pension funds and a European family office — had a condition for the second close: documented Swiss operational substance.
Not just an address. A registered director. A Swiss phone number. A compliance infrastructure.
He applied for VOZ for Funds on a Monday. KYC cleared Wednesday. Director agreement signed Thursday. Commercial Register filing Friday. By the following week, his Zug AG appeared on ZEFIX with a licensed director, a Swiss +41 number, and full operational infrastructure.
"My LPs had a checklist. VOZ for Funds checked every box. In one week."
— James H., Fund Manager · London · Digital Assets Fund, Zug
Family Office · Monaco → Zug
"Her private banker in Geneva asked why her family structure had no Swiss address. She added one."
Isabelle manages a multi-generational family structure with assets in real estate, private equity and liquid markets. Her Geneva private banker raised a concern during the annual review: the family holding had no Swiss presence.
“A Swiss address and a licensed director would significantly simplify your tax treaty position,” he told her.
She applied for VOZ for Funds the same week. Her family office now has a Zug AG, a licensed fiduciary director, an encrypted vault for all family documents, and an AI that answers the +41 number when investors call. Her banker updated her file immediately.
"My private banker was satisfied immediately. Everything he asked for was in the VOZ for Funds package. One invoice. CHF 699."
— Isabelle M., Family Office · Monaco · Holding AG, Zug
Holding Structure · Singapore
"Four subsidiaries. One Swiss holding. One number that answers in four languages."
Raymond manages a trading group with subsidiaries in Germany, Singapore, Netherlands and Hong Kong. His Swiss AG holding in Zug lacked operational credibility: no Swiss phone number, no vault, no AI assistant, no licensed director.
His German subsidiary’s auditors questioned the substance of the Swiss holding during the annual audit.
He upgraded to VOZ for Funds. Licensed director appointed. Swiss +41 AI receptionist activated. Vault configured with all shareholder agreements and board resolutions. The following audit — no questions. No follow-up requests.
"CHF 699 solved a problem that had been dragging for two years."
— Raymond T., Group Director · Singapore · Holding AG, Zug
